Blogs
New Orlando Concert Announcements [Less Than Jake, Die Antwoord, Edward Sharpe, Dr. Dog, and more]
- Strung Out will be performing two of their classic albums in their entirety when the band hits the Social on Sept. 15.
July 3: Mud Flappers, Sundown Haze, Ambitious Foolz, Broke on Dyer (Social)
July 5: Are Friends Electric, James Dreffen, Sum=One (Social)
July 7: Quantum Theory (Social)
July 10: Tyler Hilton, Dion Roy (Social)
July 14: Sidereal, Ovibes, Naked Jane, Natalie Patterson (Social)
July 17: Tremonti (Social)
July 17: Gustavo Lima (Hard Rock Live)
July 19: Cope, Big Something (Will's)
July 24: MC Chris, Powerglove, Richie Branson (Social)
Aug. 11: Less Than Jake (Beacham)
Aug. 12: Red Jumpsuit Apparatus (Social)
Aug. 15: College, Anoraak, Electric Youth (Social)
Aug. 16: Morgan Page (Beacham)
Aug. 17: Legendary JC's (Social)
Aug. 18: Adeste (Social)
Aug. 25: DJ Three, Q-Burns (Social)
Sept. 7: Chet Samuel & Friends (Social)
Sept. 15: Strung Out (Social)
Sept. 18: Tony Lucca (Social)
Sept. 18: The Go-Go's (Hard Rock Live)
Sept. 21: William Elliott Whitmore (Social)
Sept. 30: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros (Social)
Oct. 24: Die Antwoord (Beacham)
Oct. 25: Arturo Sandoval (Plaza)
Oct. 26: Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers (Social)
Nov. 8: Dr. Dog (Social)
Nov. 15: Keller Williams (Social)
Nov. 21: Asia (Plaza)
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